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Major Regional Geo Glyph Groups
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Border Stilts Westward
group of 'stilt' -'person-less' geo glyphs roughly following
an ancient coastal river bank. |
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Pulley Sled Tremendous
stilt-structure rock pulley sled (without workers) which
spans an amazing 4,434 meter distance. |
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Stilt Workers Group
of stilt workers on various levels of a scaffold structure,
with pulleys, a rock bucket and a digger shovel at a rock
quarry. |
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| Pyramid
Stilt Workers
Clearly defined pywamid being produced by workers on a
stilt scaffold involving a ramp and hammer tools. |
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| God
/ Man Mason Epic Fascinating
poly-glyphs collage depicting various major symbolic image
perspectives of the builders knowledge. |
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| Southward
Border Stilts Southward
group of 'stilt' -'person-less' geo glyphs roughly following
an ancient interior river bank. |
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Hidden Hexagonals Hidden
in the Egyptian desert there are 9 individually unique
hexagonal glyphs that seem untouched by any tires. |
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to the Glyphs page : Groups & Locations
Ancient
geo glyphs litter an international border region of the
North African Mediterranean Coastal desert plains; an
estimated 56,000 square kilometer area. From an altitude
of less than 20 km, the remnants of an ancient civilization(s),
(that potentially pre-dates all other civilizations in
the regions) can be seen clearly, as if to be specifically
seen from an aerial vantage. Please observe our close-up
screen shots of Google Earth satellite images from 2009
and earlier.
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Quarry
Stilt Workers Geo Glyphs
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to View Individual Screen Shots |
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on PreMasonGeoGlyphs.info are Google Earth stills with Photoshop
brightness +9 and contrast +73 utilizing DigitalGlobe and
GeoEye satellites. |
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Quarry
Stilt Workers Geo Glyphs Details
This
region is closest to the Mediterranean Sea.
*This image has been Photoshop enhanced: +9 Brightness / +73
Contrast.
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North East this glyph region is most Northern region not far from
the Mason Epic area. It is difficult to notice this glyph when
scanning in Google Earth primarily due to it's 'sketchy' lines
that seem to melt into the surrounding environment.
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screen image was taken from Google Earth 2010. |
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